"There was a post on the Facebook page "Early Period Lacemakers" that says that this technique is looping, which is the same family as nålbinding. There was also a link to a website regarding looped cordage, which looks very…"

"This reminds me of the work that is done using the same technique as making fishing net; A shuttle holding the thread with rods as the gauge control.
In this case, two rods; one large and one small to form the large rings and small rings…"

Someone has contacted the New England Lace Group to ask for help identifying the technique used to make a shawl, the fiber used and how best to repair it. The first problem is actually figuring out how it is made; at this point we're not even sure it is really "lace".I am awaiting information regarding the ethnic background of the owner and how long it has been in the family. She says "for generations", but I have asked her to be more specific.Any thoughts on what it might be?See More

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Welcome. Please read all the NOTES. They explain our policies, and how the software works. Join any groups that interest you. Post some photos of your best lace. If you have any questions about this site, contact me and I'll try to help.